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Support given to educators by aides and subs.

The permanent substitutes and the
teacher's aides pravide the schaal with
ane af it's mast basic needs: help ta the
teachers. It is nat easy being a perma­
nent sub, jumping from one class to
onother doy after doy, sometimes not
even having on emergency lesson plon,
but Mrs. Urbonek and Mr. Evons seem to
be handling this extremely well. They
help keep the school day running
smoothly for all those affected by the
absence of the teocher. The teacher's
aides don't hove an easy life. They must
do the necessory things that a regular
teacher does not hove time for. Without
these cooperative and understanding
people, the teoching staff would be lost
during the doy. The yearbook staff
would like to extend their thonks to the
permanent subs ond teocher's aides.

MRS. MARIE THOMAS . . . teacher MRS. ROSE MONACHELLO . . . teacher assistant—
assistant: 3 years at Wilson. resource room; 2 years ot Wilson.

RUDY WILLIAMS . . . resource room MRS. JENNIFER URBANEK . . . permanent sub, 1 MR. WILLIAM J. SCHELLHORN . . . teacher ossistont—
aide; 2 years at wilson. year ot wilson: east Stroudsburg state. resource room; 2 years ot wilson; slippery rock, trenton
state; wrestling cooch, ninth grade soccer coach.

MR. SCOTT DUCKMAN . . . district media aide, 2 years at wilson. MR. JOHN J. EVANS . . . permanent sub.; 6 yeors ot wilson: lehigh univ.
temple; boy's vorsity swimming coach.

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